Instinct And the Unconscious
Instinct And the Unconscious
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122 INSTINCT AND THE UNCONSCIOUS in hospital, after he had received wounds from a shell-explosion such as must have given him a severe shock. On these days he got a fit of funk and dread of the firing-line. Later letters l show that the wound and shock left their mark on him, but it is clear that the manifest fear soon left him. In Reeling's case we do not know whether the disappearance took place by an un- witting process of suppression or was assisted by some witting and conscious process. In... many similar cases into which I have been able to inquire, the disappearance of the fear has been greatly assisted by measures similar to those by which we treat an anxiety-state. The subject of the fears has faced the situation and brought the experience associated therewith into relation with other experience of his normal mental life. It is possible that in some cases the suppression may be effected, or at least assisted, by voluntary repression, in which the subject of the fears wittingly thrusts out of his consciousness the painful experience together with the affects and conative tendencies connected therewith.
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122 INSTINCT AND THE UNCONSCIOUS in hospital, after he had received wounds from a shell-explosion such as must have given him a severe shock. On these days he got a fit of funk and dread of the firing-line. Later letters l show that the wound and shock left their mark on him, but it is clear that the manifest fear soon left him. In Reeling's case we do not know whether the disappearance took place by an un- witting process of suppression or was assisted by some witting and conscious process. In... many similar cases into which I have been able to inquire, the disappearance of the fear has been greatly assisted by measures similar to those by which we treat an anxiety-state. The subject of the fears has faced the situation and brought the experience associated therewith into relation with other experience of his normal mental life. It is possible that in some cases the suppression may be effected, or at least assisted, by voluntary repression, in which the subject of the fears wittingly thrusts out of his consciousness the painful experience together with the affects and conative tendencies connected therewith.
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